The tale of Anne Boleyn - A temptress and a whore or a woman of ill fate?

A young girl came to court  
Returned from the Kingdom of France  
Of style and grace  
And fair of face  
She led him a Merry dance  
   
She teased the smitten King  
But yet she would not give  
She danced the dance  
And sang the song  
A ring would make her his  
   
She whispered poisoned words  
About his Catholic wife  
''Get rid of her and I’ll be yours  
We shall have a splendid life''  
   
She promised him love for ever  
Many children she said she’d bear  
A daughter came along  
But not a male heir  
   
Some said she was a witch  
A temptress and a whore  
The King began to believe  
When no living male she bore  
   
They said she had 6 fingers  
Disfigured with warts and boils  
They said she bore a monster  
From her brothers loins  
   
The King was poisoned again  
With treasonous talk it’s said  
His wretched wife  
Anne Boleyn  
Was now to lose her head  
   
Roaming the bloody tower  
Carrying her head around  
Some hear screams and wails  
Her endless haunting sounds  
   
A most remembered historical figure  
Henry’s second wife  
The witch, the whore and temptress  
Changed the Church’s life  
   
If it wasn’t for this woman  
Catholics we would all still be  
So remember Anne Boleyn  
Changing religious history